United Kingdom set to approve constitutional changes to legislature of the Cayman Islands

The Privy Council is set to meet on 11 Nov. to ratify constitutional changes which will rename the Legislative Assembly to Parliament of the Cayman Islands, Premier Alden McLaughlin said Monday night. [ . . . ] House Speaker McKeeva Bush lauded the significance of the milestone as the UK, after greenlighting changes to the Bermuda constitution which gave that jurisdiction a parliament, had indicated similar changes would not occur elsewhere. However, he credited McLaughlin and his team with being able to negotiate changes that moved Cayman closer to the constitutional arrangement that Bermuda had secured.
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